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... Value added ( Col. 5 ) b ) Cost of labour ( Col. 6 ) c ) Non - wage cost ( Col. 7 ) 3 ) Total output ( Col. 8 ) This includes all payments to primary factors of production ( i.e. , wage , rent , interest and profit ) and , probably ...
... Value added ( Col. 5 ) b ) Cost of labour ( Col. 6 ) c ) Non - wage cost ( Col. 7 ) 3 ) Total output ( Col. 8 ) This includes all payments to primary factors of production ( i.e. , wage , rent , interest and profit ) and , probably ...
Page 66
... value added row ( Row 22 ) of this column ( Column 21 ) . ( See , Section VII ) . The only sector which is not in balance is the value added sector ( Row 22 ) and consumption and investment ( Column 20 ) . This is due to the fact that ...
... value added row ( Row 22 ) of this column ( Column 21 ) . ( See , Section VII ) . The only sector which is not in balance is the value added sector ( Row 22 ) and consumption and investment ( Column 20 ) . This is due to the fact that ...
Page 439
... value of capital and of rent from value added . In both , the Delhi and Bombay studies , it was decided to treat rent as an input to be deducted in calculating value added and , consistently , not to include the value of land and ...
... value of capital and of rent from value added . In both , the Delhi and Bombay studies , it was decided to treat rent as an input to be deducted in calculating value added and , consistently , not to include the value of land and ...
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